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Multiply Our Souls (Uplifting Christian)

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Lyrics

Verse 1

A child brought what he carried, five loaves and two fish

A small and humble offering, a simple sacred gift

The hillside held the hungry, their faces turned to You

You blessed the bread and broke it, and mercy filled the view

Pre-Chorus

When our hands say, “This is all,”

Your faithful love is more than enough

Chorus

Five loaves and two fish in the hands of the King

Small is never wasted when we give You everything

You fed the weary multitude, You made the broken whole

Jesus, take our offering and multiply our souls

Verse 2

The baskets kept on filling, the people ate their fill

Twelve baskets left behind them, a sign of heaven’s will

You see the empty places, the ache beneath our praise

And from the little we surrender, You make a feast of grace

Pre-Chorus

When our strength is running low,

Your living mercy overflows

Chorus

Five loaves and two fish in the hands of the King

Small is never wasted when we give You everything

You fed the weary multitude, You made the broken whole

Jesus, take our offering and multiply our souls

Bridge

At the cross, You bore our burden

Through the grave, You broke the night

Now the bread of life is given

And redemption is our song tonight

Take our hearts, take our hands

Use the little that we bring

Every hungry heart will find

There is plenty in the King

Chorus

Five loaves and two fish in the hands of the King

Small is never wasted when we give You everything

You fed the weary multitude, You made the broken whole

Jesus, take our offering and multiply our souls

Outro

We bring our little, You bring the blessing

We bring our hunger, You bring the bread

Jesus, forever our hearts are singing

By Your grace, we live again

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